Amanda-Rae Prescott is a journalist and writer who focuses on television and entertainment. She has written for publications such as GBH, Newswav, and Den of Geek, covering topics ranging from book recommendations to episode breakdowns and interviews with creative teams. With a passion for storytelling and analysis, Amanda-Rae brings a unique perspective to her articles, engaging readers in the world of television and pop culture.
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Amanda-Rae's coverage encompasses a wide range of entertainment topics, including TV shows, literature, historical dramas, and television recaps. She appears to focus on offering expert commentary and exclusive insights within the realm of entertainment news.
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By: Jackie Bruleigh, Amanda-Rae Prescott
The drama world is abuzz with Bridgerton chatter right now, and the GBH Drama team is no exception. Jackie and Amanda-Rae dish on the latest installment, disability representation on the show, and how fandom reactions may be telling us more about the fans than the show itself. Obviously, there will be spoilers.
Bridgerton season 3 part 2 concludes Colin and Penelope's big storyline while setting up even bigger seasons to come.
By: Liam Daniel Netflix
Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell breaks down the happy endings and big questions of season 3.
Bridgerton Season 3 is officially finished, and boy howdy is there a lot to discuss. Amanda-Rae and Jackie talked about the first half of the season here, and are back to discuss casting reveals, their favorite moments, and more. Note: there are spoilers for all of season three, plus some speculation on future seasons.
By: Amanda-Rae Prescott
McDonald & Dodds is a gem offering the best of both the cozy and gritty facets of UK mystery and police procedural series.
Beatniks & church politics dominate Grantchester's ninth season finale.
By: Amanda-Rae Prescott
A Very Royal Scandal, starring Ruth Wilson (Mrs. Wilson) and Michael Sheen, (Gallowglass, Good Omens) is a dramatization of Prince Andrew’s disastrous 2019 BBC Newsnight interview.
By: Amanda-Rae Prescott
Rivals is Hulu’s latest venture into original British series. The limited series, based on Jilly Cooper’s novel by the same name, picks up semi-thematically where Nolly and Funny Woman left off with the uber-competitive world of 1980’s UK independent television but ups the ante on discussing gender and racial politics.
By: Amanda-Rae Prescott
The Marlow Murder Club is a welcome addition to the MASTERPIECE tradition of female investigators outsmarting the police — and in some cases, fellow officers — to bring wrongdoers to justice. Not only does the series show three women using their life experiences and observations, but most importantly, it shows that the small English village mystery genre can include Black and Asian diaspora characters without resorting to tokenization.
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